Climate change policy priorities in Vermont you should know about

The climate crisis is here now, and it is affecting Vermonters’ quality of life and pocketbooks. Here, find brief summaries of some potential meaningful policy priorities that may be explored this legislative session – but that will need your help and support to pass.

Sept 20-27: Join the Global Climate Strike and Week of Action!

Get involved! Join the Climate Strike in Burlington on September 20th, and find other events near you throughout the following week. (more…)

Vermont Natural Resources Council Begins Colchester Dam Removal

Removal of Mill Pond Dam on Indian Brook in Colchester is now underway following a two-year design and permitting process. (more…)

Submit a Comment: Help us Keep the Public Involved in Public Land Management

The Trump Administration’s Forest Service has proposed a sweeping new rule to strip environmental review on proposed Forest Service activities on our national forests. Estimates are that as many as 90% of Forest Service decisions could now be fast-tracked and not subject to meaningful environmental review.

VNRC once again receives 4-star rating from Charity Navigator

VNRC has once again received a 4-star rating (out of a possible four stars) from Charity Navigator for demonstrating strong financial health and a commitment to accountability and transparency. See our profile to learn more about the metrics behind our rating. (more…)

September 2018

Working Together for Equity, Conservation Really Pays off in Vermont, It’s Not too Late to Share Input on Act 250, VNRC Recognizes Steve Sinclair, Progress Made on Dam Removal in Colchester, “Rise for Climate” Day of Action, and more.

August 2018

Headlines: Not Too Late to Participate in Act 250 Public Forums, Climate Commission Delivers Recommendations, Apply for a Small Grant for Smart Growth!, Film Screening of Broke: The Santa Barbara Pipeline Oil Spill of 2015, Save the Date: VNRC’s Annual Meeting, VNRC is Hiring a Part-Time Office Associate, and more.